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South Dakota Child Support: Mom Shares Story Of How And When To Ask For Modifcation When Shawna Diedrich called the Department of Social Services to get a copy of her records, she had no thoughts about asking for a modification. -
What Holding Crypto Means for Your Estate Plan Crypto-assets, including cryptocurrencies and noncurrency blockchain tokens, can hold significant family wealth and also present complex challenges. -
4 Careers That Complicate Divorce Proceedings Divorce isn't easy for anyone, but for professionals in particular lines of work, it's even more difficult. -
Behold the 21st Century Will: The E-Will! A will is commonly drafted in a lawyer’s office in the presence of witnesses. However, this scene is slowly changing with the popularity of electronic wills -
How Mental Illness Can Impact Your Divorce Case Mental illness may have no visible symptoms, but someone who’s drowning in the depths of their own mind may suffer damaging effects, -
Britney Spears' Sad Song . . . Warning: This Could Happen You You Britney Spears’ terrible, heartbreaking conservatorship seems almost surreal. How can someone with so much success and wealth find herself in such a position? -
17 Ways To Protect Yourself Before Filing For Divorce In South Dakota Here are seventeen steps provided by our divorce attorney that you can take before filing for divorce to protect your interests and your bank account. -
How To Safely Move Out From A Domestic Violence Situation If you are a victim of domestic violence, there are multiple things to consider before you can safely remove yourself from your current living situation. -
IRS Bracing For Chaotic Tax Season A warning from the IRS: This tax season is going to be messy. -
School districts continue to deal with food supply shortages Last year’s big hurdle for schools was dealing with COVID-19 and the ongoing pandemic.